Sophisticated terms for red ink spark budget debate
In a summer moment President Kennedy urged a more sophisticated stance on money and spending, with proposals for a separate capital budget and a tax cut to boost revenues. Congress and taxpayers now face a $98 billion budget and a fourth year of possible deficits. The White House highlights deficits as waste, framing them as building national strength. Critics call this packaging dubious, while the administration aims to convince the public it is sound policy.
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Farm land bid showdown reshapes La Crosse plan
La Crosse Common Council voted 12 to 8 to top Gerrard Realty for a 160 acre former experimental farm on Grandad Bluff at 38 900, just 63 over the private bid. University sealed bids left city and private bidders bound. council may use Memorial Field funds, with a moral obligation to replace them, to finance the purchase if needed.
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Tax on Tax Burden Sparks Reader Letter in Hillsboro
In Ohio Valley Tribune readers debate income tax fairness. A Hillsboro, Wisconsin letter questions why state taxes don’t credit federal taxes already paid. The editor notes the 1961 partial credit was ended by the Legislature as part of a broader tax package.
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Just What Is Organized Crime
Mrs Florence Ertel of Galesville Wisconsin questions the nature and scope of organized crime on the front page discussion of the January Tribune Your readers are asked to consider where organized crime begins and ends In response to the Reynolds story the letter argues that immoral conduct remains crime whether in rackets or business practices and questions whether Mr Big gains influence corruptly through money and votes and whether such power reflects honest service or criminal means
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Editors critique Gov Reynolds on crime remarks in John Doe probe
Atty Gen George Thompson sharply rebukes Gov Reynolds for timeliness on crime statements that could hinder Milwaukee John Doe hearings and prosecutions. Special prosecutor Richard L. Cates defends restraint saying comments would reveal ineligible details from the secret inquiry, noting Reynolds appointed him.
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Review of News in Past Years 1943 Skirmishes and Delays
A retrospective through 1943 items notes British mosquito bombers striking Berlin by daylight, Goering and Goebbels speeches, a London radio blast, and Roosevelt turning 61. Also reports Max Conrad’s flying school fire destroying hangar and 23 planes near Winooski, and a 29–28 Eau Claire Central rally win.
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Washington Notebook humorous notes on Cuba caricature
Rand Corp researchers mock Fidel Castro and Anastas Mikoyan in a poster showing winter baseball in the Caribbean League. The caption questions who they are and how they perform, with a playful air about a high level briefing. Mme Ruth Dubonnet, from a famed wine family, discusses the wine color and aid for a United Nations luncheon. A State Department staffer jokes about social escalation after switching drinks at New Year’s Eve.
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Kennedy Proposes Major Tax Overhaul For 1963 Vote
President Kennedy urges the most sweeping U S tax rate overhaul in 20 years with a plan to ease all tax brackets. It foresees staged enactment from 1963 to 1965, retroactive elements, and wide reform including simplified filing and limits on deductions. Outcomes and economic impacts remain uncertain amid expected hearings and amendments.
Portraits by John C Metcalfe Your Dreams
A poem by John C Metcalfe reflects longing and romantic dream imagery across seasons. The piece envisions dreams of affection through winter stars spring flowers summer skies autumn leaves and red and gold pathways, with a closing note crediting 1963 Field Enterprises Inc.
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Tax Cut Plan Fails To Deliver For Middle Earners
Administration's three year tax cut would save a typical $7,500 couple only about $244 total over three years or $1.56 a week before Social Security and local taxes. Rising costs and deficits erode gains, raising questions about broader economic benefits and voter support.
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Patronage Is Forgotten Privilege In Wisconsin
Wisconsin maintains a rigid civil service with merit based hiring and few patronage positions. Governor Reynolds faces limited patronage power, with most hires needing exams and approval. The system aims for stable, flexible staffing and spread of recruiting to counties and cities.
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Bridge hand analysis with vulnerable auction draw
The deal shows NORTH AKQ8 AQJs Q6 76532 EAST Q109765 a KJ33 9852 31094 SOUTH (D) 30 aA K10963 AK872 mhO4 All four players are vulnerable South opens with 1 spade and North passes the auction ends in a pass.
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South overtricks in bridge by misreading suits
West's three spades bid misled North into a four heart overcall. South won in spades, claimed diamonds, and found the hand would yield a loss. After misplay, East recorded 100 points while the line would have produced 150 behind the line and 500 ahead if played correctly.
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La Crosse Tribune Home Delivery Rates and Contacts
Publication details and contact information for The La Crosse Tribune with aging circulation hours and nationwide ad representation. Pricing lists show subscription rates for La Crosse area and longer-distance mail options, plus carrier delivery notes and service areas.
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